The Microsoft principal group program manager David Raissipour all but confirmed that they’re working on a Bing app for the iPhone. He said that Microsoft is working on the iPhone app which will have more than just mapping and search, but declined to give a time line for the release. Ina Fried also questioned the inclusion of mapping features that have been implemented using Silverlight inBing, for the iPhone app and the answer was “It’s certainly possible”.

Apart from mapping and search, it’s possible that Microsoft might implement voice operated search in the app like Google has in their app for the iPhone.

Microsoft also have their eyes set on non-Google branded Android devices for a Bing app. If you own a Windows Mobile or BlackBerry device, then luckily you can already download and use a Bingapplication. Android device owners, head on to m.bing.com to use the search engine. iPhone users can download Bing powered apps such as bingGo for search or MotionX GPS Drive for mapping.

Meanwhile, the Bing app for Windows Mobile just got updated. Here’s a tour of what’s new viaWMExperts:

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Flickr app for the iPhone and iPod Touch just got updated to version 1.1. The new app finally brings support for multiple photo and video uploads at a time, which was one of the biggest complaints people had with version 1.1. Along with multiple uploads, you can now edit titles, descriptions, sets, tags and privacy controls for photos and videos.

These additions actually make the app more useful than it was before. I’m sure photography enthusiasts with iPhone will love them.

The Flickr app is free and can be downloaded from iTunes here.

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Office 2010 Beta and Office Web Apps have finally been released to the public. While they’re not yet online ( still! ) at the new Office portal, you can download them from Microsoft Download Center ( links given below ).

The Office public beta build is different in version number than the one that was leaked earlier, but the features are same. For details on the new features in Office 2010 Beta, Manan’s post is a great resource.

The build number for Office 2010 Professional Plus is 14.0.4536.1000. If you’re an MSDN or TechNet subscriber, you can download it from there as well. For others, the links are given below:

(The version number is same for the builds available publically and on MSDN/TechNet.)

Note: If you were using the Technical Preview build, you’ll have to uninstall it before installing the beta.

Download Office 2010 Professional Plus Beta

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